Senate to vote on Root plan Monday in reciprocity race
In Washington the Senate will vote Monday on the Root paper amendment as Penrose gains unanimous consent. Democrats push reciprocity first and stand by House actions on wool and the Free List, while insurgents and Republicans maneuver on tariff revisions. The tariff board timing and broader free trade goals frame a tense fight ahead.
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New York Times
Washington
Senate
Penrose
Finance Committee
Root
Senator Smith
South Carolina
Smith
John Sharp Williams
Mr. Stone
Mr. Williams
House
Democratic Party
Bailey
Simmons
North Carolina
Foster
Thornton
Louisiana
House Democratic
Myers
Montana
Gore
Spur
Shepherd
Proramme
Tariff Board
Congress
Taft
House of Representatives
Republican Party
United States
Owen
Oklahoma
Department of Public Health
Clapp
Interboro Directors Split on Broadway Franchise Admission
The Interborough Rapid Transit Company faces internal division over admitting the Brooklyn Rapid Transit to Broadway while weighing a per passenger charge change and potential withdrawal threats. Wall Street bankers reportedly may drop support unless McAneny report terms shift. Public Service Commission gains two years to sign subway contracts for Lexington to Fourteenth Street routes.
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Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Interborough
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
McAneny
Broadway
Wall Street
Interborough Company
Supreme Court
Public Service Commission
Lexington
Third
Seventh
Eighth Avenues
White Plains Road
Fourteenth Street
Eee Transit Board
Arizona to drop recall of judges in push for statehood
Delegate Cameron urged the Senate Committee on Territories to amend the Arizona Constitution to remove the recall provision for judges. He argued Congress can change the Constitution without resubmission and noted President's opposition. Many committee members disagreed and favored resubmitting the recall provision. a vote was planned for tomorrow.
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Washington
Cameron
Arizona
Senate Committee On Territories
Congress
Little Sovereign Impedes Sandy Hook On Harbor Chase
The Yankee steamer Sandy Hook skirts the Shrewsbury River chase with the yacht Little Sovereign in a playful duel. Little Sovereign, owned by M. C. D. Borden, sticks close, foams at the cutwater, and keeps pace past Robbin's Reef toward Governors Island.
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Jersey Central
Atlantic Highlands
New York
Little Sovereign
Shrewsbury
West Bank
Hoffman Island
Hook
Staten Island
Robbin
Governors Island
North River
M. C. D. Borden
Sandy Hook
Cedar Street
Monmouth
Wall Street
Sugar price fixing across states linked to Havemeyer deals
Special to The New York Times Washington June 23 The Hardwick Sugar Trust committee hears from Thomas R Cutler Utah Idaho Sugar Co president on how American Sugar Refining and H O Havemeyer gained a half interest in Mormon beet sugar factories Directors included Western executives and Mormon church involvement is noted Prices fixed from San Francisco Hamburg benchmarks and freight adjustments used in Utah Idaho Wyoming and Intermountain regions Church leaders and business ventures are discussed with Tariff and trade implications explored Morey of Colorado beet sugar group testifies on factory scope and future testimony promised
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New York Times
Washington
Hardwick Sugar Trust
Thomas R. Cutler
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
American Sugar Refining Company
H. O. Havemeyer
Chester S. Morey
Colorado
Warren
Michigan
Cutler
Spreckels
California
Mr. Havemeyer
San Francisco
Mr. Cutler
Havemeyer
Mormon Church
Smith
Claus Spreckels
Madison
Henry O. Havemeyer
Western Sugar Refining Company
California and Hawaii Sugar Company
Utah
Idaho
Hinds
Maine
Kansas
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Chicago
Ill
Lumber
Secretaries’ Association
The
Trust
Federal Grand Jury
Landis
United States District Court
Arthur 8 Holmes
Detroit
Mich
Michigan Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association
George P. Sweet
Michigan Association
Willard C. Hollts
Minneapolis
Northwestern Lumbermen's Association
Harry A. Gorsuch
Kansas City
Southwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Bird Critchfield
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Lumber Dealers’ Association
E. Half
Nebraska Association
Harry C. Scearce
Mooresville
Ind
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association of
Indiana
H. L. Hemenway
Denver
Col
Colorado and Wyoming Lumber Dealers’ Association
Louis I. Hillman
Colorado and Wyoming Association
H. H. Adams
Chillicothe
Ohio
United Association of Lumber Dealers
Ohio Association of Retail Lumber Dealers
Ben Hayward
Columbus
Ohio Association
A. L. Porter
Spokane, Wash
Secreter Retail Lumbermen’s At
Fire department chief exam set amid twelve candidates
Fire Commissioner Johnson announced the chief’s mental examination would occur on July 11 and 12 with twelve candidates. The Sterope arrived from Gibraltar to dock for ten days, carrying a cargo of American petroleum for Italian Navy torpedo boats and cadets from the engineer service. In Yorkville Court over thirty auto owners and chauffeurs were arraigned for smoking on Fifth Avenue and fined amounts of 2 dollars or 5 dollars respectively.
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Johnson
Sterope
Gibraltar
Engineer Service
Yorkville
Fifth Avenue
Barlow
Miner Buried Under Nine Million In Gold Gold Spills Shake San Francisco Mint
In San Francisco on June 28 a mint employee Wadsworth Williams was crushed by toppled gold coin spills valued at nine million dollars. Rescuers battled to reach him as gold blocks and crates collapsed, threatening his life. Williams, reported in critical condition, is one of several workers affected by the accident.
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San Francisco
Wadsworth
Williams
Waliaras
Castro Still Elusive in Venezuela Exile Case
Washington reports no definite knowledge of Cipriano Castro whereabouts despite efforts. A Cartagena consul rumor says Castro可能 boarded the Cuban steamer Otefi which arrived in Port of Spain on May 31 from Para. current vessel location unknown. State Dept says if Castro is in Barranquilla officials will be notified.
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Washington
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
State Department
Cartagena
Colombia
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Para
Castro
Barranquilla
New York
DOESN'T FEAR CASTRO
Dr. Ignacio Andrade says Gen. Cipriano Castro is in Colombia plotting against Venezuela's Gomez government. Andrade, in New York, asserts Castro cannot regain power and Venezuela will quell any rebellion before Castro can rally troops on the frontier.
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Ignacio Andrade
Venezuela
Times
Cipriano Castro
Republic of
Colombia
Gomez
Andrade
Hotel
Imperial
New York
Cuba
Castro
Grostuck
Europe
Cadiz
Laanee
Antilles
Indictment of Lumber Secretaries Group for Sherman Act
Fourteen officials from lumber dealer associations face two counts each for conspiring to restrain inter state trade and suppress competition. The scheme allegedly used a Secretaries Bureau blacklist to bar direct sales to consumers, aiming to end wholesale to consumer direct sales. Proceedings overseen by Judge Landis after six weeks of Grand Jury work.
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Pennsylvania
Pacific Coast
Beinazoan Pan
Fetaliar
Board of Information
United States
M. Landis
Carrie McKerchey
United Tes
Edwin Sims
J. A. Kenyon
Illinois ex-Sen Hopkins testifies on Lorimer corruption air
Ex Senator Hopkins of Illinois testifies before the Lorimer Investigating Committee that corruption rumors swirled around Lorimer’s 1912 election. He recalls talk of money for votes, says he could not name specific corruptors, and notes a tradition of corruption funds in Illinois politics.
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New York Times
Washington
Hopkins
Illinois
Yates
Lorimer
Springfield
Healy
Senate
Illinois Senate Investigating Committee
McCormick
Fepry
Senator Gamble
Lorim
Johnston
Gov. Deneen
Kenyon
Mr. Hoskins
Aldrich
Penrose
Deneen
Edgar A. Bancroft
International Harvester Company
Clarence S. Funk
Mr. Hines
Edward Hines
Funk
Hines
Lorimers
Bancroft
Stevenson Divorce Trial Gets New Hearing Date
The jury in the divorce suit of Clarence A. Stevenson against Helen Wall Stevenson disagreed yesterday and was discharged by Justice Dugro. A new trial was ordered for next Monday. Mrs. Stevenson belonged to the chorus of the Three Twins company and faced misconduct accusations involving Kenneth E. Blair, who testified.
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Stevenson
Clarence A. Stevenson
Helen Wall Stevenson
Supreme Court
Dugro
Pittsburg court weighs extradition of Curphey and Kirkbride
Gov Dix will decide next week on extradition of Capt Alfred George Curphey and Capt T W Kirkbride of London to Pittsburg in a divorce case. They are named as co-respondents in Andrew Mellon versus Nora Mellon and were indicted for contempt of court for not obeying a subpoena. Proceedings raise questions about Pennsylvania indictments and fugitives from justice.
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New York Times
Albany
Gov. Dix
Alfred George Curphey
T. W. Kirkbride
London
England
Pittsburg
Curphey
Andrew W. Mellon
Nora McMullen Mellon
Kirkbride
Mellon
Gov
New York
Criminal Court of
William Blakeley
Parker
Pennsylvania
Jersey
James Gay Gordon
Philadelphia
Durphey and
William Church Osborn
John B. Lindsay
Blakeley
Monkeys With Scarlet Fever Germs Escaped From Hospital
Captain Morris and East Twenty second Street police hunt two infected monkeys that vanished from Willard Parker Hospital yesterday. Dr. Robert J. Wilson says the animals nearly recovered and warns any holder could be endangered though risk is low. He suspects theft as the animals were kept securely.
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Morris
East Twenty-second Street
Willard Parker Hospital
Robert J. Wilson
Board of Health
Wilson
Robbed a blind newsman in Morrisania Court
Beverly Graham a Bronx barber out of work lived at 469 St Ann s Avenue was fined 10 in Morrisania Court after Magistrate Breen converted the charge from petit larceny to disorderly conduct. Witnesses said he took Bennett s paper and two cents, a later marked coin was found on Graham. He could not pay the fine and was sent to jail.
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Beverly Graham
St. Ann's Avenue
Bronx
Breen
Morrisania Court
Bob” Bennett
149Th Street
Third Avenue
Bennett
Arthur H. Zaun
Graham
Zaun
Finnegan
Bribery Trial Reveals Smiley Conspiracy Ties in Diefenbach Case
In Columbus on June 23, the trial of Senate Sergeant at Arms Rodney Diegle opened with the reading of charges against F H Smiley alias F S Harrison. Smiley admitted conspiracy to defraud in a Chicago 1900 life insurance scheme involving Marie Diefenbach, Dr A M Unger, and $30,000, while detailing payments to Diegle and Senators Cetone Huffman and Andrews. He testified to dictograph evidence, bribery sums, and meetings at the Chittenden Hotel and Neil House with multiple lawmakers aware of the scheme.
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New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
F. H. Smiley
Burns
F. S. Harrison
A. Munger
Frank W. Brown
Marie Diefenbach
Chicago
Senate
Rodney T. Diegle
Smiley
A. M. Unger
Mooney & Boland
Wisconsin
Boland
Mney
Lear Court
Louia
Hernan Goldstein
Smiles
Turner
Opha Moore
Manufacturers’ Association
Whitmore
Diegle
Cetone
Huffman
Andrews
Barry
George B. Nye
Nye
Senator Andrews
Chittenden
Lotty
Harrison
Neil
Trenton
L. A. Andrews
Walcott
Oona Moore
Ohio Lane Pail Association
Belcher
Convalescent Children Stage Folk Dance Exhibition
Children from the Convalescent Home of the Children's Aid Society at Chappaqua Westchester County will present a folk dancing display in costume this afternoon at 3 30 on the institution lawns. Managers invite registered motorists to visit as part of Saturday trips and spectators may visit the buildings. Chappaqua sits ten miles north of White Plains.
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Children’s Aid Society
Chappaqua
Westchester County
N. Y
Chappaqua Lis
White Plains
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Senate Committee
Jersey Central’s Bay
Head of Mormon Concern
Corombia
Dr. Andrade
R. H. Bransford
Union City
Tenn
West Tennessee
Kentucky
A. C. Righter
Penn
Retail Lumber Dealers Association of Pennsylvania
Hey
Paul Lachmund
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Bureau of Informaon
George W. Hotchkiss
Illinois Lumber and Builders’ Supply Dealers’ Association
Secretaries’ Bureau
George Wilson Jones
Illinois Association
Ance
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